Lombardi Pushing Packers For 1964 Title Drive
West De Pere Wisconsin AP Vince Lombardi drives the Green Bay Packers after two Bears defeats and an NFL title loss. He stresses pride and conditioning while Hornung returns from suspension, with a strengthened backfield and a revamped line and defense as the team prepares for the season.
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Shenandoah Downs Aug 27 1964 First Race Review
Entries list for Shenandoah Downs on Thursday August 27 1964 shows first race for 1300 dollars for 2 year olds with Mone's Flight Diavolikis top choice at 5 to 1, and other horses including Choice Priam Arduini and Who's On Top Todd, with various weights and margins noted.
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Hunt
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Small
Parker Sees Steelers Stronger Team Despite Dial Trade
Steelers coach Parker expresses belief the 1964 club can win the Eastern Conference, citing added depth and new roles. Dial's trade for Scott Appleton unsettled the roster, but Parker trusts rookie Paul Martha to fill the void while reassigning receivers Gary Ballman and Pres Carpenter. Ed Brown may direct a more balanced attack with a heavier passing emphasis aided by an improved line and defense.
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Raymer Resigns From Northside Lanes in Winchester
Donald Raymer, manager of Northside Lanes in Winchester since 1960, resigns to join the 40 lane Arena Bowl in Chicago. A Northside charter member of the American Junior Bowling Congress and former Brunswick executive, Raymer will be replaced as soon as possible with Dave Lowery overseeing operations.
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Major Leaders In Baseball From The Major Leagues
Major statistics from both leagues highlight Oliva of Minnesota leading batting runs and hits in the American League. Killebrew tops home runs. Aparicio steals. Bunkert and Pizarro lead in pitching among 12 decision records. In the National League Mays leads runs and Clemente hits, while Koufax and Bunning stand out in pitching.
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Duckpin Mixed Doubles Shows Strikes And Spares
Dickie Wisecarver and Shirley Vance won 3-0 over Mary Ann Funk and Edwin Fiddler as Wisecarver totaled 158 with 389 for the night. Ronnie Bageant and Judy Farmer stayed atop with three wins in a 356 series. Jack Hoover and Virginia Larrick posted big scores in a shutout as teams prepare for church and independent league meetings Thursday at Health Center Lanes.
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Mantle Lifts Yankees In Key Rally In Boston
Mickey Mantle, hampered by a knee injury, sparks New York with a bases loaded double in the eighth to overcome a 1 0 deficit and beat Washington 4 1. Cleveland's 5 3 comeback closes Yankees' gap to four games behind Baltimore. Mantle returns from injury and hits a two run homer.
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Air Races Revived In Reno After Long Hiatus
Bill Stead leads revival of the national championship air races to open in Clearwater Florida on September 12 with nine days of events including racing aerobatics sailplane exhibitions and more Jets will be kept for display not racing but seven planes will race on the 814 mile course. Prize money approaches 50000 dollars.
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Venturi Favored For Carling World Championship
Venturi, the reigning National Open champion from San Francisco, heads a field of 155 at Oakland Hills in the $200000 Carling World Championship. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus struggle with form as Venturi feels prime, after a string of strong showings including a 275 winning score at Akron.
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Winchester Rifle Club outlines next outdoor pistol match date
The Winchester Rifle and Pistol Club plans a tentative outdoor pistol match for Sept. 26 or 27 after the Sept. 16 event. The program covered 30 shots per caliber including .22 rimfire, centerfire, and .45 Government, plus a police course. Washington deadline for reports is Sept. 13 at the outdoor range with 30 M1 Garands to be fired.
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Yesterday's Stars Bat for Big League Wins
Lou Brock of St. Louis hit a 13th inning homer giving the Cardinals a 7-6 victory over Pittsburgh. Juan Pizarro of the White Sox shut out Minnesota 1-0 on five hits, moving Chicago within one game of the AL lead.
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Destruction Derby Set at Old Dominion Speedway Saturday Night
Twenty five machines will start in each of four regulation heats at Old Dominion Speedway this Saturday at 8 30 p m with a rain date set for September 5. Winners and judge’s pick advance to a fifth run off heat for a share of 500 and seven finalists receive 50 each. Contacts for entries include Al Gore at 451 4843.
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